My Universal Triangle Tarot Spread

I reconnected with my Tarot cards over the holidays, and finally came up with my own original spread, the Universal Triangle spread, that is versatile, and not overly complicated or simple. When I use it for myself, of course, it will also be more meaningful since it’s not some existing spread I used that may not suit my reading style in every way, and doesn’t have that personal touch as my own spread.

The spread is explained below, with an example of how I used it in a reading regarding what I can expect for health in 2024. The reading TikTok is also my most challenging done to date as I work to get a new set of skills in video editing that I have long wanted but lacked the proper platform to learn it in a fun, challenging, and affordable way. With this Universal Triangle spread that I will work to master, Tarot card reading just got a lot more interesting and fun again!

Continue reading

BJORN Tennis Shorts

BJORN Tennis Shorts (Front)

BJORN Tennis Shorts (front)

I finally got pictures of me taken in these shorts in the post linked here.

Last summer, a lady at St George’s tennis club gave me an old brown T-shirt with the Bjorn Borg kneeling victory celebration silhouette in white logo (see pic). I guess she thought I could fit it but it was too big for me, so I got this idea to use that logo and fabric in a pair of tennis shorts highlighting that logo. They’re be like long beach or basketball shorts except I’d use them for tennis given that Bjorn Borg tennis player logo. Like my trademark tennis shorts, they’d also only have one pocket opposite my serving side to hold balls, since the serving arm always has the racquet in hand.

Continue reading

EVERGREEN Dress Shirt

This dress shirt is meant to evoke calmness and stability with its hunter green, white and medium brown colour scheme inspired by trees of the evergreen forest. And like the evergreen trees, the buttons used has a little bit of wood on it.

Continue reading

TOILE Dress Shirt, Take Two

This is the second go I had with using some beautiful toile I got in Manhattan. The first one was meant as a fitting and lining up picture fabric exercise. I was hoping I had the fit correct, but it was almost correct. Wearable, but not to my standards.

Continue reading

The TOILE Dress Shirt

Convinced I was only one draft away from the shell pattern from which I would create many of my dress shirts, I went for it on this draft as if I had the final pattern. In case I was wrong, and I have been several times on this adventure already, I just did a design without yokes, appliques or other detailing. Never one to miss an opportunity, though, I picked out the only toile that I had to create a design where I had to line up a picture across the front seam. I also did it on the left body seam, being my weaker arm that doesn’t move as much as my right that exposes the lined up right seam. I couldn’t line up all seams, though since that would have required the pattern repetition to be ideal for my upper body pattern circumference.

Continue reading